Three gunmen kill Les Bruneman in Los Angeles beer parlor
In a Monday assault, three gunmen killed Les Bruneman and a male companion and wounded nurse Alice Ingram in a liquor bar. Frankie Greuzard, 24, died after attempting to take the attackers license plate. Bruneman had survived a prior attack and warned of further danger.
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Los Angeles
Les Bruneman
Bruneman
Frankie Greuzard
Alice Ingram
Miss Ingram
Redondo Beach
Parkersburg Man Hurt In Auto Crash After Game
Danial J. P. Ryan of Parkersburg suffered a fractured right leg and a forehead laceration when his car rear ended a line of vehicles near the south city limits of Highway 161. He was taken home Sunday afternoon by ambulance from Mercy hospital. His wife sprained right ankle. The leading car was driven by Tait Cummins with Earl Coughlin Adeline Taylor and Mrs Cummins aboard. they escaped with minor bruises.
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Danial J. P. Ryan
Parkersburg
Highway 161
Mercy Hospital
Ryan
Gazette
Tait Cummins
E Avenue
Earl Coughlin
Adeline Taylor
Cummins
Veteran Republican Worker Gleason Dies at 74
Lafayette B. Gleason, 74, longtime secretary of the New York Republican State Committee, died Sunday at St. Luke's Hospital. A renowned master of convention detail, he announced roll calls nominating seven presidents and served at 7 national and 19 state conventions over 31 years.
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New York
Lafayette B. Gleason
Republican State Committee
St. Luke's Hospital
Republican Party
Gleason
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Magicians Fail To Fix Beer Pump At Picnic
In Los Angeles a group of 100 magicians failed to operate a beer pump at their annual picnic. After efforts to conjure a fix, one magician used a hammer to strike the key and finally get the pump working.
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Los Angeles
INS
Testing sulfanilamide toxicity amid elixir deaths
Federal and state investigators probe more than a score of deaths linked to a proprietary sulfanilamide elixir. The American Medical Association conducts toxin tests in Chicago laboratories while images show a chemist at work and the product label on bottles.
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American Medical Association
A. M. A. Laboratories
Chicago
Murder of Hawaiian prince's common law wife shocks Honolulu
Avella Kinslea 22, wife of Prince David Kalakaua 30, was found killed in a Waikiki apartment after a party. Prince Kalakaua was held for questioning as investigators described a fair picture of events while three guests, Rose Kinslea John Hollinger and Major Bernard Tooher, remained at the scene.
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Honolulu
T. H
INS
Waikiki Beach
Avella Kinslea
David Kalakaua
Prince Kalakaua
Rose Kinslea
John Hollinger
Bernard J. Tooher
U.S. Army
Hollinger
Miss Batten Cuts Flying Time Australia to London
London dispatch notes Jean Batten completes a record flight from Darwin to London in five days nineteen hours forty minutes, shaving fourteen hours from the previous record set by Jim Broadbent. She passed Broadbent on the Athens to Naples leg, skimming three continents.
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London
INS
Jean Batten
Australia
England
Darwin
Jim Broadbent
Miss Batten
Broadbent
Athens
Naples
Italy
Evangelist Speaks on Seven Cries From the Cross
Evangelist W. C. Cole delivers a Sunday sermon at Second Christian Church titled The Seven Cries from the Cross. He urges forgiveness self denial and love citing Jesus hunger thirst and agony to urge faithful gifts of life. Family night follows with music and a home decor message. Service opens at 6 30 PM.
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W. C. Cole
Second Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Clifford Cole
Comptroller O Connor Calls Ten for Resignation
Washington Associated Press reports Comptroller J F T O Connor asked ten treasury staff to resign to cut costs. Six lawyers and four executive assistants left, including nephew William V O Connor. The move follows prior cuts in the national bank examiner office amid possible reorganizations and a 1938 California governor bid by O Connor.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
J. F. T. O'Connor
Treasury
William V. O'Connor
George Biddle
Comptroller of the Currency
R. C. Dyas
Howard Murphy
Ernest Russell
George Coffelt
Kit Williams
Minter Farnsworth
Walter Funk
Howard Eckerman
National Bank
Federal Reserve District
O'Connor
Treasury Agency
Comptroller
California
Guy Robinson Remains In Hospital After Auto Crash
Guy A. Robinson, injured in a Thursday crash near Gilman Marshall County, remains conscious but cannot be moved home. He has a concussion and broken ribs and will stay at Marshalltown Hospital for at least two more weeks. an ambulance plan to Cedar Rapids was canceled.
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Twentieth Street
Guy A. Robinson
Gilman
Marshall County
Marshalltown
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Cedar Rapids
Indian gold hoard estimates exceed five billion dollars
The figure reflects a widely cited estimate of India’s gold holdings, with observers noting the total is difficult to pin down and likely surpasses 5.0 billion USD. Analysts emphasize uncertainty due to varied reporting and hidden reserves.
Capacity audience at Calvary Baptist Service
The Calvary Baptist church was filled to capacity for Sunday evening evangelistic services led by Evangelist Carl Bassett of Los Angeles. A large crowd stood to hear the message as Bassett used colored chalk to illustrate “The Old Man.”
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Calvary Baptist Church
Carl Bassett
Los Angeles
Evangelistic Meetings at Local Church
A church hosts a weekly evangelistic series through Oct 31 with sessions at 7 30 pm in the auditorium and a 7 10 pm pre service gathering for ages 15 to 35 in the basement. The program features sermons The Un pard onable Sin and visuals like The Holy City and Golgotha with slides Agony In the Garden and The Old Rugged Cross. The 40 voice choir led by Mrs Dorothy Miller provides music each night.
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Rugged Cross
Pilate
Munkacsy
Friedrich
Holy City
Hofmann
Chambers
Dorothy Miller
Guest Leaving After Missing $2,400 Alleged Theft
Mrs. Fannie Pappas told officers she would be glad to see her guest again if she returned the $2,400 accused of taking from a hiding place before saying goodbye.
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ST. Louis
Fannie Pappas
Life not death theme at rites for Dr John Hamilton
Funeral services for Dr John Hamilton Cedar Rapids featured Rev R J Campbell urging a view of life beyond death. He recalled friendship with Jay Sigmund and noted Hamiltons warmth hospitality humor and fame as a physician while a portrait of John Turner watched over mourners. The service ended with prayer and committal readings as the body was to be taken to Mankato Minnesota for burial.
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John Hamilton
R. J. Campbell
Turner’s Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Father Campbell
John
Jay Sigmund
Linn County Medical Society
John B. Turner
Sam Berry
Mankato
Minn
Minn, For Due, As One Oy Reineampbell
Dr. Hamilton
Robbery on Highway St Louis Reported
Earl Withop was robbed of $58 at gunpoint by two motorcyclists at an intersection, police reported Monday.
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ST. Louis
Earl Withop
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India
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Cora
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Second Ave
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